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Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40
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Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40, AZ
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Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40Northwest, AZ
Kaibab Plateau South - AZT #40
Northwest, AZ
Hiking20.95 Miles 2,400 AEG
Hiking20.95 Miles   8 Hrs   2 Mns   2.91 mph
2,400 ft AEG      50 Mns Break15 LBS Pack
 
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Finally to the North Rim...

AZT 40 was the first of two this weekend.

Arrived Friday Night and camped in 35 degree weather in my 40 degree sleeping bag.

JJiii met us at the camp at 7am and we drove down to AZT 40 using the Forrest Roads, since the gate on 67 was still closed at Jacobs lake. The Forrest Roads are in great shape.

We hit the Trailhead and started our journey. It never ceases to amaze me of the uniqueness of the AZT and of the Great State we live in. Meadows, between Ponderosa, Birch, and a babbling creek... mmmm peaceful.

A couple of miles in we (The Slackpackers) hiked briefly with a women that had started this portion of the AZT in Tucson on March 15th. Fireweed was planning on completing on May 15th. You go Girl.

This passage of the AZT was unlike any of the others. I really enjoyed the meadows and the Views from the East Rim. Water was plentiful along this section.

The last mile or so got into the burn zone from the Warm Fire in 2006.

Fauna spotted on this day and the next.
1 - Porcupine
1 - Turkey
300+ Mule Deer

The first burger on the Campfire cleaned the teeth. The second well.... IMO was much better

On to the Next Passage
 Fauna
 Fauna [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Porcupine
 Named place
 Named place [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Crystal Spring  Dog Lake  Little Pleasant Valley  Marble Canyon
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Wildflowers Observation Light

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water 3 out of 5water 4 out of 5 Crane Lake 76-100% full 76-100% full
Lots-o-water

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water 3 out of 5water 4 out of 5 Crystal Spring Gallon + per minute Gallon + per minute
Full of clean clear water

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water 3 out of 5water 4 out of 5 Dog Lake 76-100% full 76-100% full
Lots-o-water

water 1 out of 5water 2 out of 5water 3 out of 5water less than max Sourdough Well 51-75% full 51-75% full
plenty of water
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